Coveham Freemasons Lodge.

Lodge No: 4212

Coveham Masonic Lodge.

Consecrated 31st January 1921

Coveham Lodge was formed in 1921. The Lodge took its name from the Anglo-Saxon name for Cobham, Coveham.

Many of the local lodge members who formed the lodge were local shopkeepers in Cobham so it was decided that the lodge crest should incorporate the local historic landmark of Cobham Mill.

Although the Lodge meets at Glenmore House in Surbiton, it maintains its close links with Cobham where it still meets at the Guide Hall, Spencer Road which was the Parish rooms for its Lodge of Instruction.

Over the years the lodge has had many members from various backgrounds including shopkeepers, tradesmen, farmers and notably motor engineers.

In modern times, members also come from technology, finance and many other occupations.

The lodge can also boast as former members, one Knight of the Realm, one MP, and one Lord Mayor!

Whatever your background you are welcome to to explore Coveham Masonic Lodge!

Lodge No: 4212

Why join the Freemasons?

Ask any Freemason why they joined and each will likely respond with a different answer but for many it is about tradition – following in the footsteps of their father or Grandfather, for others it is out of curiosity or looking for a new challenge and learning new skills.

It cannot be denied that many enjoy being part of the local community and helping local charities.

But for many it is about creating new and lasting friendships and having fun.

Who can become a Freemason?

Simple answer is Anyone!

There are various ways to become a Freemason. Speak with someone who you know to be a Freemason to find out more.

Read more about joining the Freemasons here.

To become a Freemason you should enquire of your own free will, be aged over 18 years, have a belief in a Supreme Being and be of good moral character without a criminal history.

Ultimately, you should be motivated to want to join and apply dedication to learning about Freemasonry.